Sentences with phrase «cellphone records»

Justice Sproat of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in R. v. Rogers Communications Partnerships [2016] O.J. No. 151 has ruled that police can not seek the production of cellphone records of thousands of Canadians in order to pursue investigations.

SACRAMENTO — The Golden State Killer raped and murdered victims across California in an era before Google searches and social media, a time when the police relied on shoe leather, not cellphone records or big data.

Ortiz will continue his longstanding efforts to deter and punish distracted driving by introducing legislation to require disclosure of a driver's cellphone records after a crash suspected to have resulted from distraction.

A new mapping technique, described in the Nov. 14 issue of the Proceedings of the National Academies of Sciences, shows how researchers are developing computational tools that combine cellphone records with data from satellites and geographic information systems to create timely and incredibly detailed poverty maps.

See for example, R. v. Oland, [2015] N.B.J. No. 313 (September 2, 2015; CanLII citation not yet available), a decision of the trial division of the New Brunswick Court of Queen's Bench concerning the admissibility of cellphone records in a case that has resulted in a conviction for second degree murder.

30 (1) and 31.3 (a), (c) CEA, were principal reasons for declaring those critically important cellphone records to be admissible in Oland.

And for one criminal defendant, a cell phone — or at least cell phone records — spared him a conviction and jail time, as reported in this article, Cellphone Records Help to Clear a Murder Suspect (8/24/07).

However, a texting while driving accident attorney can subpoena and gather cellphone records.

Proving a driver was texting may require a subpoena of cellphone records, something a judge would be unlikely to grant unless an accident is involved.»

Even Altman's cellphone records were requested, athletics department spokesman Kevin Trainor says.

Editor John Aravosis famously inspired legislation to protect the privacy of cellphone records.

It took a lawsuit and six months in court to get the cellphone records showing the driver of the car his son was in...

Throw in some cellphone records and algorithms have enough information to predict where I will go tomorrow and who I will be with.

Washington lawyer John L. Brownlee, a former U.S. attorney for the Western District of Virginia, said his cellphone records had been...

In Carpenter v. United States, will the Supreme Court rule that investigators» warrantless use of Timothy Carpenter's cellphone records was unconstitutional?

Investigating Your Accident In some cases, cellphone records and other electronic evidence can be gathered to establish distraction, but not all forms of distraction leave such distinct trails.

She explained that despite the large quantity of disclosure, only a fraction of the text messages, photographs and cellphone records would be introduced into evidence at trial.

A seminal study was published in the New England Journal of Medicine that evaluated the cellphone records of 699 individuals from the Toronto area who had been involved in non-injury traffic accidents.